#LIVE: 56 மாற்றுத்திறனாளி இணையரின் திருமணத்துக்குத் தலைமையேற்றுச் சிறப்புரை https://t.co/cBQ24vsKqu

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin presided over a solemn and joyous community marriage ceremony in Chennai, solemnizing the weddings of 56 differently abled couples. Organized under state welfare initiatives, the grand event provided each couple with essential marriage gifts, gold for the mangalsutra, bridal attire, and comprehensive household utility appliances, ensuring that financial constraints did not impede their ability to embark on a dignified and self-reliant matrimonial journey.

In his presidential address, Stalin conveyed his heartfelt fraternal blessings to the newlyweds, stating that witnessing their joy represents the highest reward of political service. He detailed the array of dedicated welfare programs implemented under the Dravidian Model governance for persons with disabilities, encompassing monthly maintenance allowances, customized motorized transport, accessible public facilities, and subsidized self-employment schemes aimed at fostering holistic economic self-sufficiency.

Stalin reiterated that his administration views the welfare of differently abled persons with unmatched personal empathy and constitutional priority. By actively supporting inclusive family life and safeguarding dignity, the Tamil Nadu government demonstrates compassionate governance that leaves no vulnerable individual behind in the collective march toward social equality.